Will this gate hold a medium-sized dog (~40 lbs.) and an active toddler?
26001
This is a very sturdy gate with great hardware to assist, but I think if the dog is aggressive he may make holes in the wall over time where you install the gate if not properly installed.
26002
It holds my 55 lb dog and 1 year old just fine. The dog doesn't jump on it though. I don't know if it would hold up to that.
26003
It will easily hold a dog, but if the toddler pulls back and forth on it for stability, the gate will definitely wobble and there is a risk of pinched fingers due to the metal glides that allow the gate to slide/retract are positioned along the top. Additionally, if the wall anchors aren't secure a child could potentionally pull hard enough the screws from wall could pull away unless you use long screws into a wood stud. I recommend for dogs or for an area that just needs a visual deterrent, I don't recommend it to use if the child would be at risk if the gate failed.
1436286
Hi, this gate is 41" tall (a little more than 1m); you can adjust the opening from 29 to 40"; I had to adjusted at the maximum because my dog was able to open the door; this gate is pretty strong but my dog can jump very high, so it didn't work for me however I believe this produc may work for little kids
216249
We love our gate and it works very well for our toddler. It spans a 6 foot room entrance and is solid for that. It will be more than adequate for your bunny. Only thing you will have to remember is to step over the bottom bar (which would be the case for any gate spanning this length).
627307
This product will work for the application but I would approach with caution, we have two German Shepherds one 85 lbs and one at 65lbs. The gate holds them both , I'm still not sure about children
1656864
this would be too big for you. we have it hinged to one side so it's more of a permanent fixture for us, but even unhinged if you were to move it every time (like with a dog gate) 27.5 is the minimum space needed.
2106346
The opening is narrow - 16". It suits our purposes -- keeping a large dog in a confined area. One other thing worth mentioning -- the bottom rail extends across the doorway. I've forgotten about the rail & stumbled a few times. But, that is the trade-off for a very sturdy gate. It's not one for everyone, but it sure meets our needs!
1844649
I would say no! i HAVE A COCKER SPANIEL who weighs 19.5 #. There is little room with his bed in it.Overall,too light weight construction Plus he can bump gate open. I would not buy again!!!
2252145
The gate comes with several sections, 14", 6", &, 5". Along with screw cap enders that are adjustable to provide the tensign to hold the gate in place. Depending on the size of the animal you are using it for you could make it work.
1965549
Yes, it should be no problem. My dog is a Black Lab/Shaperki and weighs 100 pounds and uses it. The door is just barely large enough for him, but he has never had any trouble getting in or out.
966162
It shouldn't be a problem. WE don't sling our dog on it, but the dog is over 40 lbs and it holds her just fine.
959377
I highly doubt it.. but dont kno for sure. We have 1 sm. Dog n lg. Dog. Keeps them seperated well. Its a good gate.. best wishes..
1193910
Kacie, just off the top of my head, I really don't know or know if they have come out with wider gates. My opening is 34 3/4" with one extension. If you put a extension on both sides, maybe or if you added 2x4's on each side to pick up some slack you might be able to get the gate to work, but then you reach a point where the gate becomes a little weak, the whole gate. The better you can use the gate with out to much add ons (extensions) the more sturdy and stronger the gate. It is a great gate, maybe the mfg has made wider gates, would hurt to ask, like I say it is a great doggie gate and would work great for a child gate. bryan
190750
Large dogs can easily jump this gate and there is no easy open latch. If this is what you need this gate is not a good choice for you.
1869577
I have two small (5lb) dogs, when I set it up in a zig zag position they can not knock it over. Don't know about a gate, I step over it. When the dogs are elsewhere, I fold back one section for a path. Hope it work for you, I like it.
1414684
That would seem to be ok... the gate itself is not that heavy and the design is really good. I wouldn't see any problems doing it that way.
1422253
I would think yes. however, the child's height may be a factor. Rather than pull the gate up to lift, the child may have to push it upward and pull or push.
1471477
I think so, my dachshund is 20 pounds and he cannot move it if it is in the cage form with the locks on the gate. He knows how to open gates if they are not locked.